“ambivalence”, defined as an abnormal co-activation of positive and negative emotion. Prototypical ambivalent patients experience a high level of distress, for example, through paranoia or social anxiety. However, they simultaneously experience reward when involved in hedonic activities, such as when...
1.Investigating and analyzing the emotional problem of children in school education in recent years, the present dissertation proposed the hypothesis that the "ecotypic" art education is the basic aesthetic and structural mode forchildren emotional education and the important approach to solve the emoti...
Two strategies focused on engaging in solitary mental activities, with “Non-digital mental activities” referring to those that required active mental representations (e.g. drawing, reading, singing, and solitary play), and “Digital mental activities” referring to those that involved a more ...
Understanding of emotional states refers to the ability to identify, express, and communicate regarding comprehension of one’s own and others’ psychological activities, behaviors, and situations [7,8]. According to existing research, emotional understanding (EU) generally includes a set of skills th...
(This article belongs to the Special IssueWorking Methods in the Field of Animal Assisted Therapy (AAT), Activities (AAA), and Education (AAE): An Open Discussion) Downloadkeyboard_arrow_down Browse Figure Versions Notes Simple Summary Children’s understanding of the nature, causes, and regulatio...